... principle that slavery Iwas, in~ita very naiture~ evt and essence, a disgrace to a Chriati-iu people and a as civilised land. At that- time there were hardly two Al ,opinions on the Abstract proposition. . What was said t. ?? Was not that slavery wais, a 4 ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. There are at present, the Debats remarks, but two countries in the world, claiming the designation of Christian, in which slavery still exists, Forty years back England freed herself from that dreadful leprosy; in 1848 France followed ...

... SLAVERY IN INDIA, We extract the following from the Calcutta letter of the Times:- Before Parliamient rose a question was pot to Sir Stafford Northcote regarding the sale of girls and slavery generally' in India, T7he subject ie a very old one, and the ...

... on- account of our luke; warmness as to their great straggle. The war now ragiog, .sccordinigto Urs. Stowe. is *t dai anti-slavery war, a.1d she is .nstohlekid ttat sGo'subtihiie'i movement - should excite so ?? thatthe love of cotton . hae -prevailed ...

... such dgreat results were taken. He believed that slavery a had disappeared i:n most cases Without ar y extreme interference with the h4abits ansi custloms of the tpeople, and with regard tr African slavery the dname of Sir Samuel Raker, and later that of ...

... committ hopeithat the abolition of slavery and the slave trade may be among the first-acts of the Provisional Government. To its eternal honour tbe Provisional Government ahinal Frnee, oi 1848, so noted in reference to slavery, ad France hasnever haodoisionto ...

... office-seekera for .they occasioned him much trouble =n4 erplexity. The neut most troablesome subjeot was slavery. e agirted 'with the memorlallsts that slavery was wrong, and dflered'only In respeot to- tho ways and means of get- ting rid of Iti The extract ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN AMERICA. * Gsd T Adsb R ?? lAV~ Add AJ~luhLUA.:X (From the Morning Chronicle.) The agitation and counter-agitition called forth by the recent legislation of the United. States Congress on1 the; Slavery question'6ontinues to form ...

... Ifoa'i in ?? tethe recent event which tooic pjlace iu Whsbiflgtel-l mean the final passage, by CongresC, of an Act liehing slavery for ever from thact ,recoaht1l1 Since the news of thg passage of the auloadmeat 1 the Constitution reached this country, I ...

... SLAVERY IN Z .ANZIBAH AND I . . PEMBA.: -- A Parliamnertary 'paper is. just issued contfit- r ing correspondence respecting the abolition of tthe legal status 'of slxrery in Zanzibar and Pemba.' I The correspondence begins with a telegram froml y Sir ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY LECTUIE.. On Tucsday night, the Itev. Dr. Willis delivered a lecture. on American slavery, the late Fugitive Lawv Bill, nnd th¢ duty of chuiches in refercnce to slavery, in Brownfield Church.. The audience was rather thin, but respectable ...

... I SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY I A'1' ZAIN BAR. (CCUnT-ra's5 TMLEGRA5I.) Zanzibar, August 1. ti The Sultan of Zanzibar bas tedey issued a! h decree on the rabject of slavery to the following ti effect:- Tin Slavery Ordisanoss, as they existed beforea the conclusion ...